Make your vote count this federal election
Voters are reminded that Saturday 3 May is election day, and support is available to help you have your say in Australia’s future.
Đọc ThêmThe Vietnamese Newspaper
Voters are reminded that Saturday 3 May is election day, and support is available to help you have your say in Australia’s future.
Đọc ThêmBANGKOK, THAILAND – Media OutReach Newswire – 8 April 2025 – Bangkok, the vibrant heart of Thailand, continues to captivate travelers as one of the world’s most visited cities. With its rich cultural heritage, world-class hospitality, and thrilling entertainment.
Đọc ThêmUniform police, the Public Order Response Team and the Dog Squad will be out in force in Footscray over the coming weeks, as Victoria Police runs a series of operations in the area.
Đọc ThêmOn behalf of the Vietnamese Museum Australia, and in proud partnership with the Vietnam Veterans Association of Australia – Victoria Branch, we would like to warmly invite you to attend our 30 April Commemorative Service on Wednesday, 30 April 2025.
Đọc ThêmAAP FactCheck – New migrants who have arrived in Australia under the Albanese government are not responsible for growth in the current electoral roll, contrary to claims made on social media.
Đọc ThêmAAP FactCheck – Fake videos depicting the aftermath of an earthquake that struck parts of Myanmar and Thailand have gained millions of views on social media.
Đọc ThêmAAP FactCheck – The Liberal Party is falsely claiming that inflation has been consistently higher in Australia under the Labor government than in any major advanced economy.
Đọc ThêmIn the early 2000s, when I joined the Executive Committee of the Vietnamese Community in Australia, I saw the need to speak up on issues of concern to our community.
Đọc ThêmAAP FactCheck – The prime minister was standing in front of two Australian flags when he announced the election date, contrary to claims online.
Đọc ThêmAAP FactCheck – Antiviral drug remdesivir was not found to be “toxic” and “deadly” in a 2019 trial and has not been responsible for a significant number of COVID-19 deaths, despite online claims.
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